Doctrine
Words matter. Actually, the meanings of words matter. Someone can say something to you, use a word, but if you don’t know what it means,
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Doctrine
As I was rereading this post, trying to pick today’s TBT article, it connected strongly with my own recent post on the theology of romance and
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Doctrine
In order to discern whether or not Christians can be post-modernists, we must first decide what post-modernism is. We could simply say it is what
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Doctrine
As Christians, we believe in the existence of an afterlife, but the Bible isn’t always very clear about what that will look like. Teachings about heaven and
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Church Culture
If you spend any time on the internet you’ve seen articles about all sorts of crazy theological ideas. Or maybe your out-of-state cousin that’s a real Bible-thumper gave
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Doctrine
What do Christians believe about the spiritual gifts? Are the charismatics on tv representative of Christianity? Is there one correct, proper Christian position? Like some
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Doctrine
It’s hard to say how a kid who collected comic books and couldn’t stand to go a month without watching Star Wars managed to spend
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Doctrine
A very slim majority of Americans are skeptical of the Big Bang. Fifty one percent, to be exact. But not me. I grew up hearing
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Doctrine
“You’re only a Christian because you were raised as one,” he shouted at the top of his lungs, “if your parents were another religion you’d
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Doctrine
In Hebrews chapter eleven, faith is defined as “being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.” The author
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